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#9s have been the "standard" skeet load from the early 1930s. When Remington first introduced their Nitro Club Skeet Loads they were #8s, but by 1932 they were #9s --

NITRO CLUB Skeet Loads 1932.jpeg

SHUR SHOT Skeet Loads 1932.jpeg

Nitro Club Skeet Loads 12-gauge box.jpg

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